South African actress Sophie Ndaba has been trending in the news after it was reported that the bank had repossessed her Johannesburg mansion. The rumours had it that she failed to service her bond with the bank and had her house listed as collateral, so the bank was selling it. However, after the news broke out, Sophie Ndaba took to social media to blast a journalist and set the record straight as she addressed the news of her house being repossessed.

 

 

 

 
Sophie Ndaba is a darling of the screen, famously known for her role in Generations playing the role of the stylish Queen Moroka. She was in the news after the actress drastically lost weight, and it was revealed to her fans that she was suffering from sugar diabetes. After that, the actress was rumoured to have recovered from her financial and health setback and was even rumoured to be dating a pastor.

Sophie Ndaba is set to lose her mansion.
When she bought her mansion for R2.2 million rand, the actress who made news was rumoured to have failed to pay her monthly instalments. This has led the bank to put her house on auction and sell it to the public, leaving her homeless. The actress blasted a Sunday World journalist who covered the article and called out to check her facts before reporting.

Watch the video of Sophie Ndaba blasting journalist below:
In the video, Sophie Ndaba addressed Sunday World and their journalist, Sphe, whom she called stupid. She addressed the issue and said that she had sold the house to a property agency and that the shortfall would be between her and her bank. The writer who had said Sophie was ailing was replied and told that the actress was fit as she showed off her body, asking if she looked like she was sick in any way. Lastly, the actress asked journalists to leave her and her family alone as she tried to rewrite her life.

In her comment section, Sophie Ndaba had many people applauding her for standing up against the false rumours. Many felt sympathy for the actress and said sorry to her and her family for the ordeal she was going through.

Sophie has lost another mansion to the bank before
In 2019, news also broke out that the actress lost her first home after failing to pay her monthly instalments for four months. The actress even confirmed that she had rented the house to other people who used it as offices, and they were the ones failing to pay her for her home. She has also been taken to court for failure to pay back her debt of R151 178 to KLM Setati.

Former Scandal Actor Kagiso Modupe’s Fall from Wealth to Homelessness.Johannesburg, South Africa – Kagiso Modupe, a once-prominent actor in the South African film industry, has recently found himself at the lowest point of his life.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Former Scandal Actor Kagiso Modupe’s Fall from Wealth to Homelessness.Johannesburg, South Africa – Kagiso Modupe, a once-prominent actor in the South African film industry, has recently found himself at the lowest point of his life.

Modupe, widely recognized for his role as Mangaliso Nyathi on the popular television show Scandal, has been a prominent figure in the South African film industry for decades. With his sophisticated acting skills and versatile performances, he has garnered a loyal fan base. However, behind the scenes, Modupe faced a series of challenges that ultimately led to his downfall.

One of the significant setbacks in Modupe’s life was his failed attempt to produce a film. He invested a substantial amount of his wealth, amounting to millions of dollars, in the venture. Unfortunately, the project did not yield the expected results, and Modupe found himself in a financial crisis. The loss of his fortune was a devastating blow, pushing him into a downward spiral.

Modupe’s departure from the television show Scandal also played a significant role in his downward trajectory. Seeking independence and a chance to make a broader impact, he made the difficult decision to leave the show.

One of the reasons behind his departure was the cutthroat competition for roles on the series. Tired of constantly battling with other actors, Modupe yearned to create opportunities for himself and improve the overall working conditions in the industry.

Motivated by his wife’s struggles to find employment after completing her education, Modupe made a commitment to empowering women in the industry. He vowed to hire a substantial number of women and provide them with meaningful roles in any project he was involved in.

His wife’s challenges were further exacerbated by her non-South African citizenship, making it even harder for her to secure employment. Modupe’s mission became a personal crusade to bring positive change and equality to the industry.

Former Scandal Actor Kagiso Modupe’s Fall from Wealth to Homelessness
While Modupe’s professional life has been well-documented, his personal life remains largely unknown. Born in the township of Soweto in Johannesburg, he still resides in the city, although he has moved out of Soweto. Details about his upbringing, family, and relationships have been kept private, leaving fans and admirers curious about the man behind the talent.Modupe’s academic journey provides some insight into his path to success. He obtained a BA in dramatic art from the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg and pursued an MFA in Dramaturgy at Columbia University in New York City. Throughout his education, he had the opportunity to study under esteemed mentors such as Gregory Mosher, Arnold Aronson, and Anne Bogart, refining his skills and expanding his theatrical expertise.

In addition to his acting prowess, Modupe has made significant contributions as a writer and playwright. His theatrical repertoire includes notable works such as “The Trumpeter,” “Lucid Interval,” “Blues for Tsheleng,” and “Avalon: A New Township Play.” The latter enjoyed success in New York and embarked on a UK tour in 2014. Modupe’s creative abilities extend beyond the stage, as he has also contributed to the scripts of popular TV shows like Zone 14, Rhythm City, and Skeem Saam.
As Kagiso Modupe strives to rebuild his life and career, the lessons learned from his journey serve as a cautionary tale for others in the entertainment industry. The unpredictable nature of success and the need for prudent financial management are vital considerations. With his determination and resilience, Modupe remains hopeful that he can overcome this challenging phase and reclaim his rightful place in the industry.

These days, Roger and Michelle McCoy don’t typically find themselves in a church building most Sunday mornings, but that doesn’t mean they’ve given up on church.

“This is our church, right here,” Roger told The News Herald as he gestured to a group of approximately 25 unsheltered individuals gathered in a small grassy lot on West Concord Street in Morganton.

 

 

 

 
Every Sunday since March, the McCoy’s have set up their ministry in this lot between the Grace Episcopal Church parking lot and the Auto Spa on South College Street. Starting at 11 a.m., the ministry, dubbed The Master’s Table, provides a homecooked meal for local residents currently experiencing homelessness. It’s an idea that had its genesis on the couple’s front porch last year.

“We were doing devotions on the back porch, and it come up on that Matthew part,” said Roger. “‘I was hungry, and you fed me,’ that part. That’s how it first got started.”“So, we left the church and just started doing it on our own,” she said.

It has taken some time to build the ministry up to what it is now.

“We went over town and hadn’t talked to a soul,” Roger said. “We had tomato soup and cheese sandwiches, that’s all we had … We had eight people, so we told them next Sunday, we’ll be here again, and we had a few more.”

As of July 2, The Master’s Table has grown to six volunteers who feed around 50 people every Sunday, but even after the challenges of those first few weeks, the process of finding a permanent home hasn’t been easy.

When the McCoy’s began the ministry in January, they set up in the parking lot between Martha’s Park and the old Belk’s Building on East Union Street. After several weeks, they were told they would have to find a new place. From there, Roger made unsuccessful attempts to house the ministry at the Burke Mission Station and in the parking lot of a downtown church before finally being allowed to use the lot adjacent to the Autospa.

Babes Wodumo, the acclaimed gqom artist, has addressed recent speculations surrounding her personal life and body image, indirectly responding to rumors linking her romantically to fellow musician Sabelo Zuma.Having faced the tragic loss of her husband, Mandla “Mampintsha” Maphumulo, over a year ago, Babes Wodumo is navigating the complexities of grief while confronting public scrutiny about her relationships and appearance.In a recent statement, she shared insights into her ongoing mourning process, emphasizing her dedication to her son and family amidst the challenges she faces.Reflecting on the rumors circulating about her alleged relationship with Sabelo Zuma, Babes Wodumo clarified that she is still grieving her late husband’s passing. Despite occasional difficult days, she remains resilient, prioritizing her family responsibilities above all else.

 

 

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Monday 29 April 2024
Episode 216
In a devastating turn of events, a car crash on a Joburg freeway leaves one person injured. Evelyn puts measures in place to protect her son. Sthoko rejects Babeile’s request to move in.
Tuesday 30 April 2024
Episode 217

 

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